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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
A Member Speaks.
RICHMOND, Va, May 81, 1887

RICHMOND, VA, May II, 1885,
To TIE Editor Of TIE Dispatch:
/ am little surprised at the attitude Of
the Dispatch, and some other papers led
into Il by the Dispatch, advocating that The
last proposition submitted by the foreign
commission TO our Joint committee be sub
mitied 10 vote Of the people this fall foI
acceptance or rejection.
Has not that proposition, as well AZ al
their other propositions. been explicitly
withdrawn Did not their accredited
agents say TO our committee In their fare
well words that they stand upon ether
iull rights as established by law?
II so, there is no proposition that can be
submitted to or acted on by the people.
LEGISLATOR
why noty You certainly know what
the proposition was. or, at sny rate, you
can have 1t formulated by Mr.. royal
the sgent Of the bondholders, who is re.
ported 10 be in favor OF taking the sense OF
the people. The proposition was with
drawn because it had been rejected. The
British commission naturally thought that
was the end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

ever more mistaken. As reasonable people
they must know that the existing evil can
only be cured by the removal OF the cause.
and II the question OF the removal or the
continuation OF that cause be submitted {,
them, rs IL should be, now that the Legis.
lature has failed 10 remove n, the members
Of that body viii find out that they have
been ogregio1sly mistaken"
What pity that the people were not al
lowed TO silence all such discordant voices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
FOR TIE SECOND TIME.
A Firo In 81. stephens Home, New
York.
by telegraph 70 the Dispatch

my tsleBTapu W tno Dl7phNI-J
NEW YORK, May 2l.-AbOus s O'Clock
this morning a fire occurred Tor the second
time within a month IN the church pro-
poriy of II. stephens parish, OF which Dr..
NcGlynn icrmerly had charge. The chit
dIen bad Just concluded their devotional
exercises Of the morning at st. S,eDheD's
Home. Nos. 1873 and l45 east Twenty
eignth street., when llame' were discovered
j.. uiug from the big cupoli-skvlight Of the
institution. a messenger fastened to
sound tue alarm, while the children, Dl1I1-
stricken. were quickly ma:shaled on the
groEnd floor OF the building by the Sister
10 charge Of the institution. The fire was
soon cxlingui,hsd. The buiSi cad OF tue
shyigbt was found to have been burned
away from the cupola. The police and
6iemen regard the affair with ,u>plciOn.
At the time 100 children, ranging from
three to fifteen years OF age, AMI 'iXiee I or
eighteen Sisters were In the building. A
sister who discovered the fire 'oInd that it
started in 4 bundle Of clothing that wa
stored beneath the cupOIa. The sister was
severely burned while endeayOring TO
queuch tie flames with blankets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
Miss Kellogg Gets n Cold Bath.

a Halifax (Nova SCOTIA telegram says
Clara Louise Kellogg, the prima donna, met
with an accident to-day while driving
about the city with Strakosch, her NINA.
ger. At Point Pleasant, where the Allan.
tic ocean rolls in with great force, Miss
Kellogg alighted from her carriage and
went down to the waters edge to gather
sea plants. She was standing on rock
when her foot slipped and she fell into the
water. She was struck by an immense
wave and carried out some distance. Stra.
bosch rushed to her rescue and succeeded
N getting the singer ashore after spelling
thirty. dollar suit Of clothes. Miss Kel.
Iogg is suffering from shock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

graph letter from President CleVeland:
EXECUTIVE MANsTON,l
WASHINGTON, May IS, 1887.
BIZ. ". d. Robe!in, Quqrtermdster, VIII
mingt0n, Dei.:
Dear Slr.-I am in receipt OF your letter
Of The It'll instant transmitting handsomely.
Cngrossed resolutions OF General u. )
Grant Post, No. 10. approving my eXecu.
tive action IN vetoing the dependent pen
sion bill. ! beg TO express through you
10 The members Of the post my appreciation
OF their endorsement aud nv thanks for
the courtesy manifested In the form OF their
approval. II sometimes happens that OFF,
cial conduct, clearly demlnded by impera-
tive obligation OF public duty, Is made
difficult by counter influences and incllna-
tons which grow out OF sympathy, or by
the disposition TO follow with ease and com
fort The apparent current OF popular Opln-
ion. Those OF our citizens not holding
Office, and thus entirely free from the sol
eun obligation OF protecting the interests
OF the people. often fail To realize that their
public servants are, 10 Large extent, de-
tarred In official action from the indulgence
Of these charitable impulses, which Ia prt-
vate life are not only harml' - but COM
mtEuuDle. w ME tue utpIlNdtlpu suOuti
he regarded a. one OF the stern incidents OF
faithful performance OF official duty, ald
while It should he endured with resiglt-
ton, arising from unfaltering filth In the
ultimate justice Of the American people. IL
Is nevertheless gratifying % receive ) lch
expressions as are contained in the res)iu.
tious now before ne.
Yours very truly,
GROVgR ('IEVRf. AND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
Alexandria Notes.

lSpeclal telegram 10 tue DSpalcnI
ALEXANDRIA, Va May 21.-Mr. John ii
Burroughs, prominent and esteemed cti.
zen Of tue First Ward, is lying extremely
ill.,.
Air. Glenn Brown has been made fellow
OF the society OF American Architects.
DR.. Jones has received Intelligence from
Fauquier OF the sudden death OF his wiie'-
lister. She was the daughter Of DR.. II. l.,
Mcclure.
Miss Hattie +. Nourse has returned from
Athens, o., where she has been visiting the
family OF Congressman GrosyenOr.
Tomorrow the pulpits OF the various
churches will he generally occupied by the
visiting Episcopal clergy. ChiIlreu's-day
celebration will occur at the Southern
Methodist church.
A number Of members Of the Washing.
ton bench and bar passed down to Marshall
Hall to-day to attend a clIm-bake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

Such bargain Is In keeping with Ma.
hcne's political tactics with President Ar.
thur when we once heard the cry, We are
fer Arthur because Arthur Is for u.s." The
next cry we shall expect to hear will BE-,
8 We are for the bondholders because the
b,pdhslders are for u.s." The ambitious
dean of Malone Is 10 be returned 10 the
United States Senate, and the settlement Of
tie public debt Is the only political hobby
which Offers him a chance Of gong iuto
pswer BY the influence Of British gold. :
1ldetoatr Virgsnsan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

ion (Nr. Bucbanan) lie was opposed 10
The giving Of "gratnites."
The resolution was rejected.

IL
Inc giving OF "gratnitles."
The resolution was rejected.
CONVICT LABOR.
Senate bin authorizing the Governor 10
furnish conyic, labor for the construction
Of the Roanoke and Southern. Che virgins
and Kentucky. the Tidewater, The !" q. ..
90 the Atlantic aud Dauville. and caro-
lima railroads, was taken up.
A substitute was offered by Mr. Echos'
Of Augusta, authorizing the hiriogoi CON
yjcts 10 the Tidewiter railroad only. when
was adopted. Subsequently the SUBSTITUTE,
being engrossed, was passed.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To remove the political disabilities OF
Page McCarty and William l.. Royal.
To allow A. NJ. Green further time 10
amply 10 the Hastings Court OF PETERSBURG
10 reduce assessment on certain property
In said city.
TO repeal the act to prohibit the active
participation In politics OF certain OIL ;er'
Of The State.
TO amend the act 10 define lawful fence
for Amherst county.
REDUCING TAXATION.
Mr.. Dabney, of Albemarle, introduced
resolution a. follows:
RSsolred (the Senate concurring), That tho
joint Committee on Finance be directed 10 IN
auire whether IL DO practicable to reduce the
rate OF taxation on real and personal property
In this State and still leave the annual reyenus
sufficient TO pay the expenses OF the govern
ment support the free schools, and pay the In
ierest on so much Of the public debt as has been
funded, or will probably be funded In twelve
months under the Riddlebergor bill; and,
N in the judgmento OF the committee, such q re-
duction Is practicable they shall report Dill
for that purpose.
In the course OF his remarks upon the
resolution Mr.. Dabney said that the Legs
lature had r, iterated its purpose to pay no
interest except on Rlddleberger bonds;
thst the rate OF taxation had been keDt at
such a figure as TO accomplish the payment
Of interest on the whole debt II funded into
Riddlebergers; but that as the holders OF
eonsol and 1910 bouds declined 20 fund
there Is annually surplus in the revenues.
This surplus tempts each successive Legi'-
lature to make appropriations OF questiona-
bic proDriety, and the taxpayers sadly need
the money at home. The logic Of the situa-
ton demands reduction OF taxation.
The House adjourned before any action
was taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

Al seventy justice Of the Suorcms
Court can retire on fan paw, and the ap.
poiniment OF one near that age j. not tx ely.
Another appointment wOich has many pre-
oedents j. that OF lhe Attorney Geaer,i u
the supreme bench. la that case, Att u
ney.General Garland would b. the IN m
though be does Dot live IA the circuit an,l
Is considerably over slNty years Of age. -
StaantOa piHdicdtor.
At seventy justice who has served ten
years can retire on fun pay.
Dir. OAKLAND Is In hi, lity-sIXth year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
Farmers Fighting Fire.

TDy VvIVbroFII 70 'llV D'5F1VVH'I
CnEDOYGAS, MICH, May 2l.-The farm
crs in this county are fighting forest fire,
TO protect their lives and homes from be
ing destroyed. Immense tracts Of log tim
brr are surrounded by fire, and the
drought has dried up all the creeks. 20 that
The mills can hardly be supplied with IoQs,
and may have to shut down until the
siluaiion Is more favorable. In the vi
chilly Of Hammond's bay the roaring OF the
fire Is terrible, and everything Is laid waste
IN its path. Unless rain soon comes the
los TO the farmers and lumbermen in this
section will be heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

The Alexandra Gasetts declares that
majority Of the people VI yirginls would
have accepted the bondhoiders offer. VIZ
quote is own words:
"Tbe members Of The Legislature who
baye Just refused 10 stttle the State debt
are firmly convinced thai ia doing 20 the,
soted IN accordance With the will OF 4 large
msjoYity OF their coDs'jtueets, aud tbaf
fbry vii be endorsed and sustained there.
for q subsequent elections, No uien were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
FINANCIAL.
OFFICE or NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, No. 333 WALNUT STREET, :
PHILADELPHIA May 20, 1881. J

VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
4 THIS COMPANY has, under authority Of
the stockholders, decided upon consolidation
with the Clinch-Nalley Railroad Company, and
upon the construction OF the Clinch-Nalley
lire, to connection with the Louisville aud
Nashville system. For tho purpose Of this con-
soidation and for the requirement Of addi-
tiOnal equipment the capital stock OF this COM
pany will be increased by an issue OF 10000
shares OF the preferred stock. being the
amount authorized by the stockholders at their
annual meeting held May 4, 1887. Preferred
and common stockholders Of record May 18th
have the right to purchase the now issue Of
preferred stock at the rate Of $3.50 per share.
and in tho ratio OF sixteen new shares for
every 100 shares of stock registered in their
sFmes OF Nay 25th.
This right will expire JUNE 1sr az p. NJ,
and can 10 exercised az the Office OF tho trea-
surer OF the company Ia Philadelphia, AZ the
Office Of the Central Trust Company in New
York, and At the office of MessTs. Vivian, Gray
& Co., 10 hrogmorton avenue, London L. c.,
where circulars moro fully setting forth the
plane Of the company can DO lad upon appli-
cation.
Ten dollars per share must accompany the
acceptance Of this offer, 80 will be payable on
June 18th. and the remaining $3.50 will be
payable on July 18Th, when certificates for the
new stock will be ready for delivery.
Transfer books will close May 18th aud will
reopen Juno I'd.
WILLIAM G. MACDOWELL,
my 22-dtJei Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

The philadelphia NeDS says: d" Two deli
ladies' have been instantly Killed at New
Hampshire grade crossing. The grade
crossing may some day be found fair sub
stitute for the galows." What crime had
the ladies been guilty Of?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
SaW-MilI burned.
HFHVUs
Especial telegram 70 the DISPATCH.

Especial teIegfhm 20 the Dlspatch.I
NORFOLK, May 2l.-Yesterday the saw.
mill az William Evans, on the Scott farm,
near Herberps store, Princess Anne coun.
", caught fire on the roof from sparks
rom the stack, and was with its contents
entirely consumed. There was a small in.
surance on the property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

.RuTHERroRD b. HAYES as president Of a
college, to which position he has recently
been elected, will not have any work to
do" 1t will not De RUTaERFoED's first ex-
perience in drawing Presidents salary
that some one else is entitled to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

"Queen VICTORIA is said TO be deeply
offended at Prince ALEXANDER, the son OF
the Duke Of Teek, because he sang song
entitled 'The Speakers Eye at recent
concert" lie raised the Queens ire, so to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
SPRING No. z,
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, RHEUMATIC GOUT
NEPHRITIC collie, sc.

DIR. ALGRRNON s. GARNET. SURGEON GRE
TIRED) UNITED STATES NAVY, RESIDENT
PHYSICIAN HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
MY experience in the use Of Buffalo ilthia
Water Is limited 10 the treatment Of G0W, Rhen-
1ndfisrn. and that hybrid disease, RheU matte
CUT so called which IL in,cOntradisElncti0n %
the Rheumatoid rthTitis Of GaTrod.
81 have had erceil>nt results from this water
IN these affections both IN my ocH persoH ana ~
The Treatment of patients for chOBi hare pre-
scribed Il. OF course the remedial agent f. It's
contained Aikaiies and their s0lrent pro-
pertles.
hence 1t isa prophyldc as weH dta ren>sy
in Nsphritic collie and Forming Cdlcuti, 'chen me
~ a redundancy Of 1.-the 1ctd'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

"BoUIANGKR thinks Germany will not at
tack France" II General BoULANGER
wants 10 get credit for being profound
thinker he would better be careful how he
conducts himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
BRIEF COMMENT.

"KEELY, the motor man, has discarded
hollow tubes and substituted solid wire"
We are glad he has gotten down TO some.
thing solid at last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
RHEUMATISM OF THE ARTHR1TIC FORM,
BRGHT'S DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
DROPSY IN PREGNANCY, sc.

DE-. l.. 8. ORDwAY. ST. LOUIS, No, RECENTLY
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, HOT SPRINGS, ARE.
"Ibave used Buffalo Litha Wafer, S9ring
No. ,, very extensively and successfully IN my
PRACTICE In cases Of RteumdtisH n The 1Tthrit.c
form. esI ocialy when complicated with weak
Inactive Kidneys, irith inclination ~ Brighfs
D5seoSe. Ihavo Il una it IN eniciont remedy ia
DrOl 81 attending iregnancg.
PURCELL, LADD s. CO.. Agents,
my i-Suiw Richmond, a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

Tie Philadelphia Press says: "Thercis
stormy outlook for the Bourbons Demo
crats) in Virginia" Yes, they propose to
raise storm that will wreck the Republi-
can paTty finally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

GOUT, RHEUMATISM. URIC ACID. Ora
VEL, sc.
The LATE DIR. WILLIAM F. CARRiSGTOS, RESI-
DENT PHYSICIAN. HOT SPRINGS, ARK, SUR
GRON (RETIRRD) UNITED STATES NAVY, SUR
GEON CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY.
Tho Buffalo Lithia water. Spring No. ,, has
aisnally demonstrated it, remedial power in
l0vf. rheumatism, Uric- cid GrGro, and Othor
naladles dependent upon the Uric- Acd Dia-
thesis.
1T not only eliminates from me bi0od the dele
fcrfous agent before IL cryStaHizes, but diss9icsS IL
~ the fofni c( Caictli. n least Ia size h1t rem
d,rs jfs MASSAGE along he urefers and ursha conn
pGrGtlvsiy edSy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
city Aim ost Destroyed by Fire
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, May 21.-A Times special from
Cannon Falls, MIMI, says: This city was al
most entirely destroyed by fire last nj ght
Twenty five business houses were destroy
ed. Only n small portion OF the business
part is left. The loss /: estimated at $780,
600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

"A carload Of cherries from san Fran
cisco, long haul, is $780," It is now in or
der for the doctors to cry out against the in
tcr.State commerce law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

"Mr. BLAINE is the iavorite Of a majority
Of the senior class Of Brown University
Who would have supposed the BLAINE
boom had assumed such alarming proper
finnSD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

"Oid Portugal is waking up. She has
ordered 10000 repeating rifles from an
Austrian factory" What in mischief Is
she going to do with them?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

HEADQUARTERS 81" COM
i 7 PANY ASSOCIATION. RcuWOSD. MAJ
16. isS7.-TIiE SENl-AN SUAL REUNION or
" Z" COMPANY ASSOCIATION will be hold On
TUESDAY the 9Th instant % Creighton 30
farm Of Richmond L. Chrisii1D, tsl. Every
member Is expected 20 be present, and the
on GERS and contributing members ~ d"
Company are cordially ingitsL. Omnibus
will convey tho members from tho corner NJ
Main ana Tenth streets at9 4. NJ. and 4. "a.
SHARP.
By order Of Major CHARLES r. SGINEEB.
President
ny 2l-gt X. A. BROCK, SECRETARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

Near Burkyillc Friday Luther Tucker.
ooloied boy was accidentally shot through
The arm while careIessly handbag shot
gun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
GlIrT.

DR.. L. b. BUCHASAE, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
Hot SPRINGS, ARK.
"Send me nyo cases Buffalo Lithia Water
Spring No. ,. ] have made use Of this Nafer
FOR G0ut in mp oirn person aud prescribed II FOR
pdtiens similarly svferirg 'cih TIE most feci1sd
brnefciai results. ! take pleasure in gdrisinJ
GoUfy bati(nts 10 ths@ Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
Auction sALEs-Monday.
BY George w. Mayo, Aucioneer,
Ono. 4. Laughton, DR., Salesman,l
No. 20 Ninth street.

FURNITURE, SPRING TOP
i WAGON, HORSE AND HARNESS, BUGGY,
COOPERS TOOLS, STOVES, &C, AT AUG
TlON.--on
MONDAY THE 23D INSTANT,
At l0X o'clock, will sell az my auction-house
2 MARBLf-10P CHAMBER SUITS. complete I;
1 RAW-sILk PARL0R SUIT, in nice order;
WALNUT ETAGRRE.
MAHOGANY LEAF-TABLES,
Several very good BABY-CARRfAGES,
LARGE and SMALL COOKING-STOYE
l LARGE-sIZE SRLF-FEEDING HEATING
ST0VR.
MATTRESSES, BED-sPRINGs,
SEWING-MACHINES, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, TINwARE, &C.;
A lot Of COoPER'S aud CARPENTERS
TOOLS.
ALSO, AT II O'CLOCK
1 NEARLY NEW SPRING TOP WAGON, with
very valuable HORSE aud HARNESS;
TuRER-QuAkTER sIDEBAR TROfTING
BUGGY, newly painted-nrst cost $500;
now In perfect order.
my ~ Gk0RGR w. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
By r. b. Chain s Co.,
Real Estate AUcti9neers.
UcTION SALE OF ACOMFORT.

A UCTION SALE OF ACOMFORr
~ ABLE HOME on WEST CLAY STREET
GO. t03 " EST CLAY SrREEI): TIE DWELL
ING - FRAME, CONTAINS SIX ROOMS, AND
KITCHEN TWO ROOMS: TIE LOT FRONTS
FEET AND EXTENDS BACK 1917 FEET TO
An ALLY II FEET Widely request 81
cwnels, Who are anxious TO sell. We will 0:ier
az public auction, on the promises, as above,
No. BC3 vest Clay street,
TUESDAY, MAY 81. 1857,
at - o'clock p. NJ. tho SNUG HOME located,
as above, In the growing part OF the city, con-
yeuient 10 The new depot and stree~cars. IL
will make nice home or will pay Won as An
Investment
IEgys: One third cash; balance on lolg
tlnio1l per cent interest
X. b. CHAPLIN g co.
my - AucfiOnoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
BY T.. B. Cook. Auetion,er
% north Ninth street.
~ Frank d. Iil'i & Co.,
Rcnl Estate AucN0ucer..

COMMISSIONERS SALE or cow
y PORTABLE SMALL BRICK DWElii' }.
No. lO1 ME>r CARY STREET. Al AltllIN
80 virtue ~ a decree Ot kichm0ni tla. .oT
Court, May 5, lss6. IN the suit n !. ' Moore,
SC, -. Matilda G.. MOOrS's executor, vii 'ei|,
on tLe premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY g. Isl.
atCo'clock Z. NJ. tho PROPERTY IN said sIL
beitg The VERY DESIRABLE BRICK TsNh-
NFhr lU wet Cary te'scoa ADAMS aui jr..
forsl streets. containing eiN rooms. kit'hfa.
l.c., city water. gas, ana cuiNerL The prem.
tts ere in good on ier ard nov occupied bY .
rooL tenant - This sale Will te positive. n
order iO set.le 10 az estate, paracs dasifiIs a
tan in Will rieAsr attend.
TiWNs: one f0arth cash. balance ~. Twelve,
and eighteen months, iutcr,s. added. aud u'.9
rrta led unin tho purlhase-u0uey is i-4
ana .0uyeyeIce ordered by the Court
J.BLllhk MOORE.
Special tomulissilnnf.
FINK H. HILL & Co., Auclioueors.
MOOgE. PIAINriFF. AGAINST NooSEs kAs ?.
TOR, sc, pLFENDANrs-iN THE tuANtf'
COURT or rHR CITY % klCh1oNO.
!, benjamin y. Berry. clerk 81 sai o-r'.
certify that the Dont required q ne ~ 'h
Commissioners IN said cause ~ May : 49, IS
been duly given. ~
Given under my hand This 5ih day q Nl5eh-
Der. 1888. BENJAMIN II. Dh"nlS
my - 'l-ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22
THE NORTH CAROLINA LINE.

Mr.. WIckham called up House bill 10
provide for The payment OF Virginia's due
proportion Of the Joint expense OF re-
rUDning and re-markiug portion OF the
BOUNDARY Hue between Virginia and North
Carolina under The act approved March 8,
1856.
Mr. Wickham stated that the commits.
sioners appointed by the Governor, had dis
charged their duty In accordance with law,
and the money Il due them. North Caro-
lima has paid her portion, and the dignity
Of the State requires that Virginia shall
paw bers.
The vote on the passage Of the bill re-
suited:
AyEs-Messrs. Berry, Blackstone, Coltrsne,
Digga. Ellyson, Gordon, Heaton, Jones, Keezsll,
koiner. Loyenstein, Mccormick, khea, Stubs,
Thurman, Trout, Warwick, Wickham, and
Willtamg--f9.
Nogs.-nf. hurt-f.
Mr. Hurt voted "No" IN order to recon-
slider.
CALL or THE HOUSE.
The vote showing that there was no quo
rum present. Mr. Diggs, OF Lynchburg,
moved a call OF the House. The roll was
sgsin called, aud, no moro members re.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-22

REAL ESTATE ATpRIyATE SALE.
WEST. END BARGAINS AT PRI-
w NATE SALE

l4jxi99 feet on Floyd streot-elegant build
ing sites
3Jxlgg feet on Floyd streot-cornor property.
S0xls0 foot on Park avenue near Monroe
Park
S0xlg9 feet on Floyd near Monroe parE.
9pxlf5 feet on west Floyd near Plum.
6Oxf99 feet on Main near Plum.
fOxfqH feet on Grove avenue near Harrison.
3Oxlgy feet on west Main near Beech.
axl.0 feet on Linden between Main and
Floyd.
1s6xl90 feet corner Haryie sud Washington.
5;xICO feet corner Park avenue and Clarke
street.
We have also LOTS on Franklin. Grace, Main,
end Cary streets. Long time II preferred.
FRANK ID. HILL = CO.,
my222t No. q north Eleventh street.